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2025 NWFL Playoffs: Bayelsa Queens Are Ready - Ogbonda Declares


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2025 NWFL Playoffs: Bayelsa Queens Are Ready - Ogbonda Declares

 

Precious Oham 

Whyte Ogbonda of Bayelsa Queens has declared the readiness of his team ahead of the 2025 Nigeria Women Football League, NWFL, Super Six playoffs, BSNSports.com.ng reports.

Speaking after his side ended the regular season unbeaten with a goalless draw with Naija Ratels, Ogbonda said the target for the playoffs is to go unbeaten in the first four matches.

"People who don't know Naija Ratels think that Najia Ratels is just a team that you can come and beat. But when you play them, you know that they have a team. So for us to come to Abuja here today in their home ground and get a point, I would say that we did well. My girls did well, which means they are ready for the Super Six.

"When this regular season started, we first of all gave ourselves five matches unbeaten. Then when we succeeded in getting that five matches unbeaten, we gave ourselves another target. So our target now going to the Super Six is to ensure we go first four matches unbeaten."

Bayelsa Queens will compete with Rivers Angels, Remo Stars Ladies, Edo Queens, Naija Ratels, and Nasarawa Amazons in the Super Six showdown in Ikenne, Ogun State, from May 8-17, 2025 for the coveted title of 2024/25 NWFL Champions.

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ABIDOYE BABATUNDE BLACKCOIN Editor of BSNSports, Radio Presenter of (Grajos 88.3FM), TV Presenter of (KAFTAN TV), Media Officer of NNL Club Side (36 Lion FC) He is a graduate of National Broadcast Academy with 6 years experience working with reputable publications including CITY 105.1, MAX 102.3FM, AOIFootball, Sportsday Newspaper, Opera News, Freekick Naija An unbiased football writer with penchant for sports and historical analysis. While football is his main strength he also keeps abreast of a wide variety of sports.

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